The appointment of Jason Quinn as the CEO-designate of Nedbank has resulted in the now routine chorus of dismay from the transformation sentinels whenever a black person is not appointed to a top position (The Mercury, November 29; Business...
The “climate conflict of interest” amongst South Africa’s largest banks would be amusing if it were not so unnecessary (Business Report, November 21). Embarrassingly, Standard Bank finds that its group directors are at sixes and sevens in terms...
Looting of funds in eThekwini municipality has become synonymous with ANC misrule as reports in The Mercury over the past three months indicate. In any half-decent public enterprise, the fact that R32 million earmarked for low-cost housing cannot...
The contents of London-based Mushtak Parker’s column (The Mercury, October 9) with its sub-title “Right on the Money” certainly reflect the extent to which money is driving vaccine promotion. Like the rest of those whose journalistic output is...
There’s a dual significance in Pepsico’s South African vice president, Mark Bunn’s remark that Future Life is helping to transform and improve health. (The Mercury, October 6). While undoubtedly Pepsico’s investment in Future Life’s...
The award of the Nobel Prize for Medicine to two scientists for their role in developing the key component of the widely used Covid so-called vaccine exemplifies the extent to which the narrative of deceit and disregard for human health has...
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